1935-03-04 — Page 14

I Was Worried SICK

Thought Something Terrible Was Wrong With My Baby

Natural Way Doctors Adrise Makes Baby Hungry for Food -Restores Health Naturally

No longer need you fear that some- thing terrible is wrong when your child in fretful, listless or won't est. Simply do this at once:

Ciye your baby alittle Caatorin and see how quickly improvement comes.

Authorities have found that intes tinal absorption may be poisoning the BYBLEM EYED when the child's habits may seem regular. The stomach is spact, Digestion is impaired. Nerves logo their delicate balance,

Nothing corrects this distressing

condition quite as naturally and safely as Castoria. Swifty It cleanses the sys- tem, settles the stomach," improves digcation and reatores nerve-polse. Then Nature does the rest as only Naturecan Appetite for food returns. Health is ageln normal. As a result buby gains weight fast.

Now don't worry, mother. At the first warning that all is not well give your child a Hittle Castorio. Results will surprise you,

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Queen's Building.

Phone 30247.

JUST OPPOSITE the Dairy Farm's Soda Fountain.

The MING YUEN STUDIO has

removed to the 3rd Floor of No. 6 Queen's Road Central.

Mr. & Mrs. Y. Mori MASSAGE

Acupuncture, Moxocar and Bone Settin Holder of Japanese and Hongkong Cover ment Licences. Corm Sprained Ankles at Wekata. Revormended for many' yeaTI Local Hospitals and Dostors.

4. Wyndham Street, (1st floor). Tel. 26051.

MRS MOTONO

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License.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, MARCH 4, 1935.

SCIENCE SPENDS TO SAVE

EPSOM SALTS AND BRICKS

LABORATORIES BUSY

By STEVEN BLACK

HE Government Department-of

Setentific

and Industrial

Research deals with all kinds of national problems from the em ciency of ships to the subject of "nose-closing" rays-from bolled sweets to the effect of Epsom salts! on building bricks.

In the Annual Report of the Advisory Council of the 18-year- old department it is stated that "Research to-day la necessity for the country whose Industries are to survive the competition of energetic and scientifically la- formed rivala In the world market."

In 10 laboratories situated ali) over the county, an army of young: scientists are hard at work dis covering that coloured stripes rot cotton shirts, that oxidation de- terlorates frozen bacon, that the Standard Yard is growing longer that artificial every day, and leather can be made from wool.

INTO ALL CORNERS

There is hardly an aspect of our lives which is not in some way affected by the work of these men and women, for the subjects with which they deal are so varied and яo numerous that no branch of industry can afford to do without

their advice. Practically every article of food, clothing machinery made use of in the country has been studied by them lu one or other of the many as pects of its production.

NEW NECKLINES

Exaggerated Styles Are

to Vanish

SQUARE-CUT EFFECT

TRADE STILL GAINING

́BRITAIN'S GREAT. IMPORT TOTAL

EXPORTS RISE AGAIN

London.

Indications that the recent pause in Beltish trade netivity had ended were provided this week by the an- nauneament of a substantial risc In British exporte in January; and a big increase In Iron and steel! output.

Tatal exports last month werd £4.833,000, or nearly 12 per cent. higher than In January 1934. The figuro is the highest for the month of January, since 1931. Imports, however, have fallen by £2.640,000 compared with a year ago to the lowest total since last September. As a result, Britain's adverse trade balance has fallen by no less than £7,479,000-tho first appreciable decline for many months. Com- pared with December last also the exports show a substantial gain.

The preliminary figures for hm- ports, exporta and re-exports, nil in thousands of pounds sterling, are as follows:

Jan, 1995,

16.401

6,014

Jaa1.954.

Dec. 1836.

64,243

1,600

. $1.6019 4.078

The decline in imports was due almost entirely to smaller pur-

"Changer in Necklines" Ex-chases of food, drink and tobacco. aggerated necklines are likely

to vanish, and for dance frocks thero will bo á return to bare throats and decollete. One or two models have been shown already with charming aquarc-end effect."

SALMON PUFFS

*

REMOVE the skin and bones

raw

which fell from £29014000 in January 1934, to £27.563,000 Inst month. Although

material importa were smaller than a year go they were higher than in December, an indication that Brit- ish manufacturers are not without orders on hand.

Exporis of manufactured goods totalled £27,507.000 last month com. pared with £25.813.000 in Decem-

her last and £24.191.000 in January

from a one lb. tin of salmon, 1933. Raw material exports rose Chop the fish firely, add one table by £767,000 compared with the pre spoonful melted butter, tesvious month, and by £776,000 com cupful fine while breadcrumbs, pared with a year age. The rise pepper and salt to taste, two or (in re-exports, which comprise goods three teaspoonfuls of lemon juice, imported in an unfinished state and. One of the most interesting and three well-benten eggs.

sent abroad after being partially features of last year's researches

Beat all well together, and put or wholly manufactured. was prin-

Set the cup materiais.

chumlly under the heading of raw was the great advance made into buttered cups.

This item has expand- the production of oil fuel from at once in a pan of hot water, coal in the Fuel Research Labora letting the water come up to withined from £1.943,000 in December tory at Greenwich. No greater one inch of the top of the cups. (and £2.823,000 in January 1934, to ald to the coal Industry could be

Bake in a good oven for half an found if the production of cheap hour, then turn out on a hot-dish, petrol and all from coal were and garnish with parsley and slices finally mastered once and for all of hard-boiled eggs.

of coal.

A great improvement is achieved by covering them withra good white sauce before serving.

TRAFFIC LIGHTS

£2,852,000. Last month's total of

arts and re-exports at £40,515.-11 000 compares with an average monthly total of £37.281,000 in 1934.

.

Following a big reduction in price on Dance Records, by all the leading manu- facturers in Britain, we are enabled to reduce our prices considerably.

Brunswick and Parlophone Dance Records aro

roduced by approx. 40%.

All Docca 10" (F Series) Blue Labol Records aro

reduced by approx. 20%...

Docca 12" (K Sarics). Blue Label Records, aro

reduced by approx. 15%.

TSANG FOOK PIANO CO.

9 Ice House Street.

HONG KONG

USE ELECTRIC CHROMIC NEEDLES WITH YOUR PICK-UP

Thin rain

OUR · BRITISH CROSSWORDS

Acroom

114

220

with rum simply

makes this plant,

8 Normal to a sailor, but not so

to ordinary mortals.

A perfect one in a model of manly beauty. Give out,

12 Would make a fitting poky for

the orchestra.

13 Tolls-in packets

16 Alert.

IRON AND STEEL.

17 You don't smoke a cigar with Figures published by the Britlab

careless freedom, do you Iron and Steel Federation alow that 19 Groined (anag). steel out-put in January was 707-21 If yours, stick to them,

www

back and have a rest in this. 24 Cleric.

as an

7 Kinship.

10 Part of an umbrella is good.

enough for her.

14 Roper (anag).

15 Lean.

18 low poor, dull Anno duced to nothing.

20 Extract: rather raw,

21 A knotty description. 22 This sounda liko

was re-

totally: no- necessary admonition to an insect to work. It is not at all stubborn.

2f Objects.

21 Bird: Beware, thero may be a

string to this.

Saturday's Solation.

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affected,

2 It isn't only on the stage that

a good one is welcomed. 3 Truth.

4 American negative that could be more candid and more elegant.

a. d. alarm (anag),

6 These hyphenated abstainers

make the tinkers' reward.

OIL FROM COAL The treatment of coal to yield valuable oil is carried out by n process of hydrogenation under high pressure with a suitable nu longer a mystery. Improved 800 tons. This represents an in- 20 When you get tired looking for aub-kilns for the smoking of fish, have cranes of 103.300 tons compared a small lump you can always go catalyst. A catalyst is a stance which merely by its pre-been built at the Torry Research with the previous month and a gain sence increases the rate at which a Station and the Water Pollution of 50.800 tons on the figure for 36 Tart but sweet, chemical change will take place. Board has been able to control January. 1934. Pig-fron produc- 28 Hitler is in Germany. This may

The discovery of the right the action of water on lead pipes, tlon rose to 521.200 tons, compared bo taken catalyst is practically the only which has often been considered with 513.500 tons in the previous pronouncement. thing which is holding up the com- menure to the health of the month and 441,300 tons in January, 20 9 for instance,

1934. mercial production of cheap, oil country.

30 Wit as required by solvers. At the Forest Products Re- fuel from coal, and during the

Mr. Ernest Brown, M.P., Minister

Down Jaboratory ist Princes for Mines. speaking at a luncheon last year testa completed at Green-search wich have shown that the neces Risboro, the extermination of an at the National Liberal Club, anid sary catalysts are sometimes to be army of wood-eating insect pests that 1934 was the best year for found naturally in certain types has been almost completed, while four years on the side of produc- in the same laboratory a mechani-tion. While the had been an in- In the interval, while the survey cal method for testing the degree rrense af 19.000.000 tons at home, increase in the shinments committee are hard at work, the of polish on a piece of furniture the

abroad had only been 600,000 tons. other scientista in the fuel ra- has been discovered. search laboratorics are produc-

being subjected to a thorough in- ing new kinds of pulverised fuel and have gone far with the inven-

In the maze of red brick build-estigation. tion of an internal combustion

£500,000 A YEAR engine to run on powdered coaling composing the National Phy

xical Laboratory at Teddington an And all this for a little over enormous amount of research of balf a million a year! Five thou- both technical and academic in- and great combines have already At the Building Research terest is being carried out. It joined their appropriate Research Station at Garston the most econ-was here that the standardisation Associations and have themselves omical way of warming a house of the traffic light coloura was contributed large sums of money. is being perfected, while the work elaborated. The inunching of the At a cost of £80,000 for research of the Food Investigations Board Queen Mary na n model in the an annual saving of more than a at Cambridge has shown that glant water tank, the trial of the million pounds was made possible meat frozen rapidly by a new pro-latest aeroplane design in the new for the electrical industry. cess invented in the laboratory is compression wind-tunnel, and the The Cast-Iron Research Associa- in no way inferior to the ordinary prevention of "creeping" In steel tion Is saving its supporters £200,- Blowly-frozen ment. Interesting under high temperatures and pres-000 per annum, while the yearly experiments In conjunction with sures are inst a few of the Inborn cost of the production of finished A large firm of London caterers, tory's achievements during the steel has been reduced by £392,000 indeed, have proved conclusively last year or two.

worth of coko and £1,341,000 worth that its "palatability" is. It any-. At the Harmondsworth labora- of coal.

There tory of the Road Research section, thing, improved.

other new road surfaces are treated to examples which go to show,ex- year's hard wear in a few hours, actly what the D.S.JR. is doing while the dynamic, physical and for the country and how it is chemical aspects of skidding are spending your money.

WARMING A HOUSE

The enamelling of iron batha has been dealt with, while the factors which cause the bursting of pipes during a frost are now

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